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The Irish standard., 1887-08-27
THE LIBERALS In EARNEST.

The earnestness with which the Lib
era! members have esponsid the Irish
cause leaves no room to doubt the sin
carity OF their efforts on behalf of ire
land. They are now taking advantage
of an opportunity by which they can ex-
ercise most potential influence On the
fight that is being Naged against the
Irish National League by the
royy GOV eminent. by this means tie
Liberal members have made the fight
Of tbs Irish people their own personal
affair. This influence cannot be over
estimated. We will assume. FOR in
stance, that these Liberal members pro
ceed aj once to Ireland and join forces
with Ar, Davitt in his campaign
against landlordism. Presumlng that
MIR. Davitt was arrested for alleged Sc
ditious utterances, and Mi. Gladstone
followed and made use of precisely the
same remarks as Nlr. I'avitt, what
would be the result The Govern
meut's agents would stultify them
selves and The Governmental they failed
to nlete out the same treatment to the
Englisnman that they did to the Irish
man. Now, we will go further and
SAY that Mr. Gladstone is arrested.
Would it be tolerated for moment by
the English people. No ! Englishmen,
regardless of politics, would arise in
their might and hurl from power the
Government that would perpetrate
such an outrageous act. Yet, this is
likely to occur at any moment. Mr..
Gladstone has stated that he would not
hesitate u moment in going to Ireland
in order to render all the assistance Ill
his power to the Home Rule cause.
Other prominent members of the Lib
eral party have also expressed their de-
termination to proceed to Ireland on
like errand, and that they will do so is
beyond the shadow of a doubt. This is
feature Of the Irish struggle that the
Tories probably never considered when
they proclaimed the League, and 1t Will
render inestimable service TO the or
ganizat1on. The Liberal members Will
adopt precisely Che same course as that
now being carried out by the Irish lead
ers, They are prepared to suffer to the
same extent as Mr.. Davltt and the
members Of the Irish Parliamentary
party. Already several Of them have
joined the League, and will thus expose
themselves in every way to the prosecu-
tion of the Government. If it is wrong
for an Hishman to belong to the Ma
tional League, surely an Epglishman
must be equally culpable in belonging
to the same organization. The Liberal
members are entitled to the deepest
gratitude of the Irish people for their
determined attitude in the matter OF
Home Rule. It will assist in a great
measure to wipe out the bitter feelings
that for centuries have existed between
the two peoples. 1t will also have the
effect of inspiring a greater degree OF
safety in the minds of the Irish people
in lighting the Tories. The wholesale
acceptance Of League principles by the
Liberal members is therefore the
strongest move that has yet been made
in the direction of Home Rule.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

WILLIAM O'BRIEN has been sum-
moned to appear before magistrate to
answer to charge of melting to vio-
lence in the speeches he delivered st
Mitchelltown on August 8 and II.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

and ignorant. He meant the landlords,
but, like Little Buttercup, he mixed
them up. He is afraid of his own acres
being reclaimed by their rightful own
ers. That's what's the matter with the
Duke of Argyle"
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

TIE rapid growth Of the Church in
Canada necessitates the erection Of new
Episcopal Sees, and it is proposed to di-
vide the old ecclesiastical province of
Quebec, erecting Metropolitan Sees at
Montreal and Ottawa.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

The Assize courts disclose an almost
complete immunity from crime in Ire
land. And yet it was on the prevalence
of crime in that country that the To-
ries based their coercion bill.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

THE American peace memorial has
been signed by 200 members of the
British House of Commons, including
Joseph Chamberlain, a. J.. Mundel]a
and Sir George 0. Trevelyan.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

AMONG the deputation of English
ladies who recently presented an ad-
dress of sympathy to the women of Ire
land were Miss Golden, Mrs. John
Mills: and Mrs. w. Bright McLaren.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27
The St. Louis Globe e-Democrat prints


The St. Louis Globe Democrat prints
a gauzy story about a natural son of tJo-
seph Smith. the Mormon prophet,
whose mother, an English woman of
wealth, was the Prophets spiritual"
wife and who educated her son at OK
ford in view of the promise OF his
father that he should, in the fullness Of
time, become the head of the Mormon
church. This son, if he ever existed
should now be forty-fiye years old. and
the story is to the effect that he is to be
sprung upon the Mormons as their
hereditary President, thus cutting off
the noses of the other numerous
Smiths.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

SOME friend of the alligator is keep
ing it before the people that aligators
swallow whole colonies of mosquitoes.
The day may conae--and we may as
we'll do what we can to bury it along
when every man will haye al alligator
in his back yard.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

FArPER O'BYRNE, formerly of Cork,
but now Of Northern Queensland, is
visiting his native land. He was the
bearer to Mr.. Blggar Of round sum'in
money from the Irishmen of Northern
Queensland. who promise a handsome
yearly subscription if it be needful.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

The Irishmen of Dublin at meet
ing last Sunday adopted resolutions
protesting against the action of the
Tory Government in proclaiming the
Irish National League.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

EVEN Joe Chamberlain admits that
the policy of the Tory Government will
strengthen the Irish cause. We do not
place much reliance in what Joe says,
but i'll this case he appears to have
struck the nail on the head.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

A LARGE number Of the members of
the Irish Parliamentary party have
visited Paris during the week. Their
visit to the French capital has no po-
itical significance.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

The Ennis Board of Guardians have
adopted an official resolution defying
the Government proclamation against
the National Leagne, and exhorting all
Boards of Guardians to advance the
principles of the League.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

TIE sufferings along the coast of
and Labrador are Off
cially confirmed, The people need food
and clothes.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

MR.. GLADSTONE has been invited to
attend the Inauguration Of Mr., Sexton
as Lord Mayor Of Dublin. The cere-
monies will take place on the first day
of the new year.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

TEE Montreal Witness, one Of the
ablest Of our Canadian contemporaries,
says: "The Duke of Argyle, descend
ant of one of the biggest land thieves of
Scotland, has again distinguished him
self by abusing the Irish tenants as lazy
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

Ara meeting Of the Radicals in Lon
don Sunday afternoon the Tory GOV
ernment was denounced for issuing the
proclamation against the Land League.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

O'GoRMAN MAHoN has been elected
to Parliament from Carlow He re-
enters Parliament after an absence Of
six years. 1t is needless to state that
he is staunch advocate of the prin-
ciples Of the Irish parliamentary Party.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

Iris stated that Lord Harrington did
not know that the Government in
tend ID to proclaim the League until
after the decision had been reached.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

is for the parents to congregate their
whole family in one room and together
with them say morning and night pray
ers in common. The family that prac-
tises this pious custom will draw down
upon themselves many graces and God
will reward them not only in the life to
come but will aid their prosperity in
this life. The recklessness of children
is frequently attributable to parents
who neglected to properly instruct their
children how and when to pray.''
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

Corn crops in Iowa, Nebraska and
Kansas are reported in unsatisfactory
condition.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

Mr.. GLADSTONE is suffering from
the effects Of O. severe cold.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

The Pope is said to be enjoying bet
ter health this season than any pre-
yious one for years.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

sion of the spot and are now milking
the farmers who come to buy land in
that wonderful valley.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27
EDITORIAL BREV|TIES,

MIR. PARNELL has been sojourning
at his Avondale estate.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

THE following amusing parody ap-
pears in London Truth:
THE THREE WILLIAMS.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

THE Americans in Paris recently as,
sernbled at the grave of Lafay cite. in.
the private cemetery of the Convent Of
the Sacred Heart. to decorate the last
resting-place and celebrate the memory
of the dead bero One of the speakers,
Captain Nathan Hamilton, in the
course of his remarks, made the follow
ing suggestion /: 1--WE owe it to our
French allies to present to the city Of
Paris a statue of Washington, or SYM
bolical group Of Washington and La
fayette together, for one OF Lafayette
given to the city Of New York. Our
gift should be unveiled April 30, 1855,
the centennial OF the day when Wash
ington took the oath of office as first
President Of the United States. That
will be the year of the next French ex~.
bibition, in which it will he especially
fitting for our Republic, as we'll us the
others of Che Western hemisphere, TO
take conspicuous part. 1t will be the
celebration of Republican principles.''
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27
GLADSTONE HARCOURr AND SMITH.

Three Williams, to three different stations born
The British House of Commons now adorn;
The first holds place unrivalled in debate,
The next deals blows that heavy areand straight
The third. unable to such lines pursue
The closure puts. and gags the other two.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27

UNITED IRELAND suggests that the
landlords openly confess that Home
is inevitable for Ireland.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27


a PARLIAMENTARY return granted
on the motion Of Pierce Mahony, has
been circulated. 1t gives the gross
rateabie valuation, the total population.
and the rateable valuation per head OF
tho population in each electoral division
in Ireland. 1t also gives the average
from rate and county cess in each dis
trict for the last five years. It brings
out pre- eminently the enormous differ
toce between the circumstances of the
population in the various parts Of Ire.
land. Thus in Bodenstown, county Xii
dare, the average valuation is SIT rs. per
head Of the population while in the
Island of Achill it is only 5s. i'd. The
land in Bodenstown is valued at fl 12s
Id per acre, and on the average there
are somewhat over 10 acres Of land for
each head Of the population; but in
Ac!'1ll, where the land is only valued at
Is. an acre, there is only a fraction over
five acres for each head of the popula
tlon. In 20 electoral divisions in the
county Meath the land is valued at
more than los. per acre, and the popula..
tlon is one person for every 10 acres.
the valuation being over So. In &C
electoral divisions of the county Mayo
the valuation per head is under e4, an6
in eight Of these it is under los, vet in
81 OF these divisions there are less thar
III acres Of land to each head Of tht
population, showing that the popuIa-
ton is actually thicker in the poorer
districts Of Mayo than in the richest
districts Of Meath, and this in the face
OF the fact that thousands of acres o.
mountain land in Mayo, which are TN
inhabited, are included in the caicula-
tons. This clearly shows the correct
ness OF the contention that the result o.
the land system in ireland has been te
drive the population off the good lane
which was capable of supporting them
and to leave them on the bad lane
which cannot yield them a decent liv-
ing.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27
NOTABLE ANNIVERSARIES.

SATURDAY, AUGUST II, 1887.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-30
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Sen Bear peo ct fire sale tjpbt en- SfuTs
alGbniuger ior Gutter % Sprn for pmtrsr.
Salpparten al, bpao be er pGrb, % BET linn.
DC peo Sranoen life bar liot Den mirSa.
Sfaoe, life ergang lugter yipg. gn6S,r
iom bar BRIG for I%aaoanne &arcr, iii mai.
minbelis Lap Eris, MAJ saa til Sen Bear
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gfterat man forsiapes bapbe forisst
aIe burtisuirfenoe Mioler, b~eriblanot
osiaa 4nuenoelie af Sprsiter, imob
bpis Straaler @etterlino forifaniebe fig
bag Sforitenen, beilutteoe Iolitimeiteren
eiter Samraab meb Suerlasen peb Bps
eng Soipital at p9lse EFT aipentenbe
9aftif, itrGnst aiiparre Suiets Smsiz
uelier ps labe Sult os 9prlt tuin9e ben
Subeiparreoe til SOersipelie. Smibs
lertio bar bet / laa Senieenbe lanse
lloiister, ba Der / be forlfjeaise aeilis-
bebsr / Suiet, bpis Yeboere ollie ere
flpsteoe, finbes mango aepnetsmibler.
gn itor Sammenitimlins bar i be
iibite Gage funbet Steb / Smesnen al
quiet. Wennei er lterft
opbiolet % traer meo at itprme Suiet.
9ette er blepen bpmbarberet meo Sten
al 9ilifuerne, men @etterlinb tillpisrer
rOlig Sinbuerne meb Brebber, efters
bpert Tuberne ilaaes inb.
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Smaapluf.

Ss'ao Glsin bar Der peret Sptpier
| N%nleonins at G~urisbebens Snbitripen
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bplenhe Gebel fpripste at iframme %
Jdse en- Snipper, en- 8pnitabel % Ell go
tar no al gpen, men BET lpffeoes bisie
alligeuel at faa be 8ibnesbprb, be
tr9nste til.
SalponpGrterne | 5eiina bar iaaet
2op til at iibbe | 5reb ps SO ps aibGnbe
iine Sarer, men bette ifrep zig not alene
fra en- 6prslemmelie. Man bar font
men til at saa "oeres GUS fprbi" unber
ben tore Sast, Der nplis fpretoses eiter
oeres mansfolbise 8rsbre / famine Ssors
refining. Men M er bet psiaa iorbi
nieb oeres glade Gage; be er tasne pp
fOr ulUplis Sancel ps fommer til at aaa
sjennem Tpft ps 9pnbt meb be @nore.
Gbas. @el6, Der for en- 9ib iiben
9loroe poloelis MObitanb mob en- Boil,
tiO'iiciant noe / @eits9 DEBORAH, er ui
Surpen iuubet itplbis.
Siit ior Suaoe er tuitet ub baaoe
Der % Der. Gnbper, iom eier en- sob
Suno, bsr tase spbt pare paa ben /
benne 3io.
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On ubpaaeIia @eaipcmbco

brinser / bisie Gage belle @pteburs ps
Smesn / Sprpr. Gn iinoslps Manb
peb Iapn Spban @etterlinb, Der nplis
bar arpet npsle Srnorebe 8roner, bar
faaet ben Sbe, al Sulf nilbe tase bisie
Tense fra BAN. San bar / ben Slnlebz
ming fprIfaniet fig / tit 8arelie / ct to
Gtases Sns @raabersssaben % ifpber
paa gnboer, Der nGrmer fig Suiet.
San bapbe peo De iioite Gfterretninsers
Iiienbelie allerebe iaaret 5 Yeripner %
brGbt /.
Oct er Northumberland % Saanb=
pGrfere, Der bibtil BABE siort SUriss
paa meb Bet @pbe os meb Mast at iaa
fat paa ben @anuittise. 9enne bar
b%arrifaberet 3rappen % fra i'm Sors
ifansnins beiparet baaoe Spertaleliess
iorips ps 8raitanpenoelie meb itarpe
Stub. Gan raaber Oper 6 fprifielise
S~fpoepaaben % Imunition / Sueriloo.
9en Wano, iom ban bar orebt, er en-
8~liffenllaser peb @apn SatObion; al
be andre Saarebe er napnlis en- Maub
peb Napn Olion ilbe tilrebt; bans pens
fire Die er belt bprte, % bet gprise
Nniist er itertt ~belfabiset.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-30
5ecDrab Og Smegll.
Zen 29oe Starts 1887.
ScadDcrs Suititnte.

The Normal Institute for Wtnte'
ibeit Gpuntn aabneoes Mlanoag Den 4oe
Gpril % parer 2 Tiger. De for Inleo=
ninsen ersaserebe 2arere er DC Serrer
6. 90. SputelIe, s. Breckenridge, 9.
S. Galner, s. 6. @arlanb, 6. @. Zip
leman, iantt Miiis Sennie 6. 5air. Gle
oisic, paa DC TO iiblte n9r, bar ct spbt
Rapn Tom 9rrere. Scr. Gppleman er
fra Glermput ps bar unoerpiit | GaIta'
Tia % anoetitsbs Der N9rbeoen. Niis
Sair er offentlis StolesS superintendent
| Gear 8apios ps bar De bebite Inbes
falinaerirn Stats superintendent Gfers
% @roi. @ilb.
Muiitfuset uuertases al Miis Sennle
8rpmn.
Slere ir~emrasenbe yarere fra andre
&anter bar lopet at fomme % bolbe
5preoras.
Ser er peo oenne &nleoniHs eaatea#fft
Stiitelien af en- Qlilmni= 5prenins, %
Mpbet Tor bsnre Sag aibplbes 9orsoag,
Zoe april, al. II Gftermiooas.
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Sci, De bar 10 ifubt en- bel Del
Sfub Os Iaaret Here Menneiter oe
orRbt ct.
Oct fjenber ies Snsentins til
Sea bar bare lesnet ct Sfiio.
Nuuel, bar De oa Sense oerpppe
paa &piiten?
Sffe MI.
= Men 9eres Sparebanfbos ba?
Zen branbte ies, men jes buffer
Wumeret.
9erefter bleo 8etterlinb unoerlest,
os bet uiite fig, at ban intet bapbe pao
fig, bperfen Yense eller andre 2ins.
San blep isrt til Sinbsipseafbelinsen
peb 8pens 5attisbus, bpor ban ~tilbraste
Natten | itsrite 80.
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Gn 6ranf.

S9iaa Gecurab bar fin "ISans Seser",
nemlis en- Mano peb Naun $. Mapue,
Der bar tilbrast 8interen meb at ifripe
slpcenoe aiarlisbeoss Os 5riers8repe
til IN bel MansDe al 8pens Selifabss
tibet mere fremrasenbe 9amer. 9ette
git iaa larst, at man maatte tro, at
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Smaabcrn % 40 Iar saa 8asen, life
funbe bore peb fine fulbe Sem, % BET
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BAN % De mango Smaa.
San fiber Ill are teret, for at mar
fan uofinbe, ON ban fan finbe en- Hlabs
peb @alebuipitalet / Snbepenbence
Spren ma / ale Sab babe en- Strut
lgs.
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ED 6urretning.

Sr. 5reo. &oientbal, Der iom Sans
Selsmanb er uooannet hos Sr. e. s.
Sausen, bar / bisie Gage fjpbt Sam,
monb Smitbs Gorretnins, uea Sipen al
Solberss SrussStpre. San bar III
oGret | Chicago, bppr ban bar fipbt ct
betpoelist Oplag al 8rp 8oobs, ba ban
aster at be9pnee meo alminoelis &ipbs
m%anosbanoel. "8ecorab 8oiten" gns
Tier ben npe 5prretnins Selp % 9ptfe,
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gD'Haabet.

5orrise Wanbas iamleoes City
Council efter bet iibite gals, bpilfe1
bapbe mebfsrt, at bet III bar en- Mt
Wappr d ct 8ar rpe Meblemmer
Mapur 8aleau bplot EN- Gale til Spr.
lamlinsen, % ienere git man uper til
&als paa npe Sunftionerer, bpilfei
bapoe fplsenoe llbfalb:
Toye, City Clerk.
Bean, Marshall and Street Commits.
sioner.
Wilson, Night Police.
Lucius Hurd, Pound Master.
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Heiitnbc.

Sr. u. s. Sonbrol, at Sirmaet Sals
porien & Sunorpl, Clear Cafe, Soma,
tpg en- libcn Spiptur inbom 3ecorab
iibite 2grbns paa Siemtureu fra Gbis
casu. - Sr. 8eber .. Setran af Mas
bella, @atonipan Co., Winn bar paret
paa Seisg / 9ecprub % @iuneibeif Co.,
ps uilasoe Soften" ct 8eips iibite
2grbag.
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- Briien paa 5lpbe benne llse er II
Gents pr. Connie.

- Briien paa 5lpbe benne llse er q
Gents pr. Connie.
- Den tiblisere YD.8asierer uobe'
talte forleben Dag til FIN Giterfplser
Gmbebet Scr. Curtin &asiebebolbnin'
gen Gent for Gent; ben nb9joroe =
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Sr. 6. .. Moen, Galmar, Soma,
bar iolst ub fin gnoel | MsbelfOrretnins
gen til Sr. q. q. Ipltrsn. 5irmaets
Naun er MI q. .. Glaiferub & 60.
= Gobidens Mtplle er MI / fulbitan.
big Stano, % ale os Gnbper, ipm ifal
BABE malet Spebe, 8us o. |. p. elIer
5ecb, er pelfumne.
Der saar Hpster / 8pen ON, al
en- Beripn Der ifal babe Dunbet $4,000
iom ct tienbeoels llbbptte al bet itore
Sob paa $150,OOO / 2ouiiiana Statss
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- Mr. % Mrs. &lemet s. Sausen
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- Eaitor 8. ". Sartmars Tr9ltes
6plis | Saint Greet MQamnfee Gnuntp,
neobrGnbte furrise Manbass Mursen.
Saapiot pibeS rebbebes bet meite al
Meblerne / fprite Gtase, berimoo poe
lasoes Gift / atben gtase, beriblanbt
Baltor Sartmanns parbiiuloe 8iblips
tibet. Oct antages, at Slben fpm fra
Sforitenen.
= Sausforeninsen "2uren" pil slpe
fin tiblisere bebubebe Concert, / Bred
enribse Snititrte gpsnins, 9prbas Of
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= Spis life Yrpbibitionslppen mart
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De hinges 5prbunbs Iarsfeit bols
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5orbunb"s Iarsfeit 2srbas Miten ben
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Spmerfiombeben benlebes paa
See Srutbers' advertisement paa ct au=
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iibite Sbnoas. Oct bar minbit 5 Tums
mer bDbt.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-30
nler bpbt.

The winter term of the DEBORAH Institute
closes this week. 1t has had this term its
largest enrolment. The spring term will
begin April Is. The second number of
the "Institute Herold" will be published
only in April. All who would like a copy
will receive one, post paid, by applying to
A. w. RICH.
Decorah-posten., 1887-03-30

Sen 8ear i. I gs;,i1 %9sst 5iaisz
pr. Toit, porer for bper BAG, % BETTE NJ, la'
at ban iortjener Naon af Ell ''
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-11
AUCTION SALE.

DEAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. WE WILL SELL
IN at auction. Thursday, Oct. 13, at o. m. on
the premises 314 Bellefontaine street the
nine house; cellar cistern, WELL wood house and
stable; lot 4Ox15O east front; fine bearing fruit
ornamental shade trees; gas pipes in house. and in
every way rsclass property In frst-class condition
Terms easy and made known day of sale. W. Z.
MICK & co. L. N PERRY Auctioneer.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-11
will play the Cuban Giants closing the season
with two games at Cincinnati the oath and
18th
Racing at Latonia.


CINCINNATI Oct 10.-The eighth day at the
Latonia Jockey Club was wet. The track was
in very bad condition. owing to the rain of this
morning. Tho attendance was fair and the
races only fair.
First Race-Seven and one-half furlongs.
Pools: Drumstick. $25; field, $50. They got off
on the first start and together until they
reached the turn in the stretch, when Drumstick
pulled away and won in gallop: Miss Pulsifer
second, Jessie McFarand, third. Time. 1:44s.
Second Race-Selling purse; six furlongs.
Pools: Field, $25: Belle Taw, $13; Clonee, sI4
Wanderoo. ST. Clonee won in a gallop bv four
lengths, with Tambourette second, Effie Hardy
third. Time, I:214.
Third Race-Selline purse; six furlongs.
Pools: Cora L.. $2l May Ellis, S.; Jules Mumm,
So field. SO. They got off well together. leav-
ing Ban Bowman at the post. Tom r. and Jules
Mumm ran neck and neck in the lead nearly all
the way round, Tom R. winning by a short
length; Jules Mumm second, and Cora L. third.
Time. 1:224
Fourth Race-Purse; FIVE furlongs. Pools:
Orange Girl. $40; Lilly Virgil, $9 Emma Han
cock. 81: field, $25. Lilly Virgil won by half
length. with Orange Girl second. neck ahead
of Bridge Light third. Time, LOT.
Fifth Race-Purse; five furlongs. Pools:
Badge. $50; Quotation, SIG; Kitty Gum, $l6;
held, S35 Badge won by length and half.
with Quotation second and Golightly third
Time. 1:35t
Sixth Race-Purse; one mile Pools: Field
$6O; Panama, So; ST. Valentine, $14 Dark Hail.
$40 Panama won by two lengths. with Brook
full second and Dark Hall third. Time, Isl.